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Dixon Paving and Milling is in the progress of completing asphalt milling operations for the CLT W Ramp Dual Taxi Lane Widening project. The scope of work includes the milling of over 10,000 square yards of existing asphalt pavement to accommodate roadway widening and structural improvements. Milling depths are anticipated to vary throughout the project, with depths reaching up to 12 inches in certain areas.
Work will be executed using high-production milling equipment capable of achieving precise depth control to meet project specifications and ensure a clean, uniform surface for subsequent paving operations. Dixon will coordinate closely with the prime contractor to maintain schedule requirements, manage phasing, and ensure all milling activities are completed safely and efficiently within the active airport environment.
Asphalt Milling
Pavement Removal
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Dixon Paving and Milling is performing milling operations for the I-40 corridor project from I-85 to the Durham County line. This project is currently in progress and involves the removal of three different pavement materials, requiring multiple milling passes and varying production approaches to meet project specifications.
Milling depths across the project range from approximately 5/8 inch to 17 inches, depending on location, material type, and structural requirements. Upon completion, Dixon is scheduled to mill an estimated 215,000 square yards of existing pavement.
Asphalt Milling
Dirt Milling
Concrete Milling
Rumble Strip Removal
Dixon Paving and Milling is performing milling operations for the I-440 Beltline Widening project in Wake County. This long-term project has been ongoing for multiple years and involves extensive roadway reconstruction within one of the region’s most heavily traveled interstate corridors.Upon completion of the project, Dixon is expected to mill approximately 730,000 square yards of existing pavement, including both asphalt and concrete materials.
Milling depths vary throughout the project, ranging from 1.5 inches to 7 inches, requiring multiple milling methods, specialized equipment, and careful coordination to meet design and specification requirements.
Asphalt Milling
Shoulder Joint Milling
Concrete Milling